Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-04
COMING EVENTS.
LOCAL 6REvITlES.

Ed. Campbell. Esq. was in Urbana yes
terday.
Mr.. Paul Staley returned last evening
from Boston.
Mr.. H. l. Fisher left yesterday for Des
Moines, Iowa.
The German township High school will
commence October 18th.
Rev. HANNA started for Baltimore via
the Pan Handle last evening.
Captain Hauk and wife left via the Pan
Handle for Chicago last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Heffeliinger and
daughter were in Urbana yesterday.
Mrs. c. Cosby leaves this evening for
Bellefontaine to visit with friends.
Mr.. A. l.. Slayer and daughter left for
St. Louis last evening via the Pan Handle.
Mr.. Herbert McClung. Of Xenia. left to-
day via the l. B. & W. for Los Angeles
California.
Messrs. Frank Bookwalter and A. c
Evans left last evening via the Pan Handle
for St. Louis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Rockfield and son
Will left today via the l. B. 4 W. for Los
Angeles. California.
Mrs. John ID. Nichols is visiting her son,
Public Librarian Woodward. at his resi-
dence on south Mechanic.
| Mr.. II. II. Cushing. of this city. has &C
cepted the position as Pan Handle telegraph
operator at Manchester. Ohio.
| Messrs. F. ID. Pitkin. Horace G. Jones,
W. H. Riddle. Will II. Chandler and l. c.
Korn, Of London. were in the city yester-
day.
The station house slate bore the follow
ing names this morning: Mike Hurlihe,
drunk and disorderly, and W. +. Kindle,
drunk.
Mr.. Albert Seitz. OF Springfield. was in
the city yesterday. spending Sunday with
his sister. Mrs. L. 5. Hughes.-Daytor
HauId. s.rs
Mr.. T. A. McCsrty, of the L. S. mai
service. left last evening for Indiana. aftel
. pleasant vacation of several days with his
family in this city.
The decision of q California court that
reporters cannot be made to tell how they
obtained their information, puts them on a
level with the doctor and the lawyer.
On next Friday, 4. Barney Phillips camp,
Sons Of Veterans. will give an oyster sup
per and musical and literary entertainment
at Memorial hall. Admission twenty-five
cents.
There is nothing doing in the county
courts today. All the civil business set fol
today and tomorrow. has been adjourned
over. The grand jury is, of course. still il
session.
Mr.. Hayes L. Bowdre. the young anna
.eur tragedian. will appear in the character
of Marc Antony Of the play of Julius
Caesar" in the Frances Preston entertain
ment at the North street A. NJ. E. church
tomorrow evening.
Mr.. II. L. Rockfield. formerly proprietor
of the Arcade. accompanied bv his wife
and son Will. left this morning for Cslifor
mia. They will go to Los Angeles. by way
of San Francisco. and will probably spent
the winter in southern California
A worthy young domestic employed by {
prominent south Limestone street family,
lost two 81 bills and SO cent piece. (sa. 81
in alb at the show at the Grand last night
She can i'll afford to sustain the loss and ths
finder will confer a great accommodation
by leaving the money at this office.
| Mrs. W. S. Huffman will leave the city
tomorrow afternoon, at half past four, or
the l. b. & W.. to join her husband, who
has taken up his residence in Lincoln. Ne,
braska. The Huffmans have a host OF
friends who are sorry to have them leave.
but who wish them the highest degree o.
prosperity.
Miss Anna Voll has accepted the position
Of leading soprano In the choir of the St
Paul NJ. +. church. in the place Of Mis-:
Jessie Wolfe tnOw Mrs. Z. P. Otis). wht
resigned several weeks ago. Miss NOll !!
one Of the foremost vocalsts Of the state
and her addition to the choir of the St Pau
church will be a great and unexpected
source of r'""sr.e. Miss Voll commenced